KFRC Radio, San Francisco
QSL Reception Verification Card
November 30, 1937

KFRC QSL Card, 1937

This postcard, known in the hobby as a "QSL card," verified reception of San Francisco's KFRC by Richard Wright, who had successfully tuned in the station at his home in Chicago in November 1937.

At this time, KFRC broadcast from studios above the showroom of station owner Don Lee's Cadillac dealership at 1000 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, and had recently ended its affiliation with the Columbia Broadcasting System, as evidenced by the hastily X-ed out reference to the network on the card.

ORIGINAL SIZE: 4 inches x 6 inches.
SOURCE: Bay Area Radio Museum Collection.

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History of KFRC from "Voices Out Of The Fog"

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KFRC Radio, San Francisco QSL Reception Verification Card November 30, 1937

KFRC Radio, San Francisco
QSL Reception Verification Card
November 30, 1937